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S llvlllL llIyWD Coltajjc drove and vicinity.
Vend Ii &
N-Li. I
In !-1 1 1 1 1 1
All kind of plnmn nl
lid whoii'h,
(li'oro Mctjuccn wim
t IiIm week on IiuhIuchh.
IIoiimci ami IdIh, 1'2'Si, 1M, fMK),
$1100 Mil. I $i;,IM), 1'lMIAI, IllM.H.
MImw Akiich IjiiiikIoii Iimh cone on n
vUlt lo friends In Hilcin
Wheal ut tho I'loiiriiiK iiiIIIm for xr,
cent per IiiihIm'I by the mirk.
Whent iii (he I louriiiK nuIN fur hi'i
cent per IiiinIii'I by lli xnek.
CluirlcH Id-tnlnKlon of Oi'iiln wan In
the city mi IniHiiieMH hint WcducHtlny.
Will ThoniiKon, mdii of Mi m. I.. M.
ThoinpHon, Im hero, from Wervnln on a
vIhII.
W. II. Lincoln of thin city at tended
the woldicr reunion ill Kllp'tic thin
week.
Paint your In n ioohIh with Aveniir
hum ('iirliiiiiiicuin for Hile nl VenteliA,-
I.IIUHIiu'H, S-'JII 4
ln ll (irlw'H left on Monday luoru
Injron tho loi'iil on a IiuhIuchh trip to
I'orllnnd.
Fred Wuehltc Went to Sulclii Weil
nei.lny where ho ill enter the Will
amette I iilvcrily.
jRMIm DiiHi-l Darker of Eugene in Ih
Ulujr In Hie city the uni'Mt of MIh
KriiiieeM Howard.
K. A. WIIhoii mi. I lie u Curry or HiIh
city will open n reHtnurniit lit Itoic
hurt; iihout Octuher lHt.
I'uruiN, MtiM'k ranchcx, IiuhIuchh Mini
rehl.lenee property. See my Mm! mid
plii'CM. FlNou. Ilivim.
A iimniilni' writer nay Unit IiIh
(In not eiit enough. liocn he Hiippimc
they lo all their eating In eoinpnuy'.'
Mih. I. II. ' i 1 1 k'11' oi , who hni lire n
visiting rehittveM lu the eity for (i few
iliiyw returned to Eugene on Saturday.
Saturday, Sept.. iMh, opi-uiiiK
at the I'iihIiIoii Millinery.
Maiiv liMI I K
Mr. A. Welch, mniniL'iT of the
lamctte Ynllev Co. arrived in tin
ycatcrduy from IN u t IjlikI on husducsH.
Mr. anil Mrn. (icu. V. Mrljiiecn
win) hlive I u vIhIIIii in Kui'lie
mill Portland returned home Sat II I'
ll n.V.
Mm, Caiiiil liower of KauHan City,
iw visiting for H inoiilh ut the Jionie of
her hrother-ln-lnw, Lottoy Woodn In
thWclty.
A marriage license Iiiim been issued
to .1 oil n Fletcher, nued '-'8 yeai-H, of
Kitfcni iiiel .MIhh Ivh 11 tt iitiin , aged
IS of l.onine.
IIoiihoh to rent, niiil iniiney to loan
apjont for the U'Ht Fire InHiirnucc
CunipunleK in the world. Cull on
lllllllH.
The uiinuul F.ncntiipmciit of the
l.nne County Veteran wiih hehl in
Eugene hiHt week, and u nuniher of
vclcninH from thlicity attended.
ilny
I H,
Nil
it.v
Mrx. Nchlbrede of Hillings, Mont.,
who Iiiih been vlHltlnjr her mother.
Mm. Stouffer of this place for Home
time left Wednesday enroute home.
ltev. and Mth. W. A. F.lkhiH from
Hood river, arrived In Cottage Grove
on Saturday. Mr. F.lkiim hiicccciIh
Key, !non an pastor of the ChilHtiau
church ut thin place.
The ladles of the Preishyteriiin
church pruhldoil over a lunch counter
lu the empty Inil-iliiiK on Main Kttcet,
near the corner of Fifth street, on
iiturday. and did a fair IhisIiichh.
Kuiierintciiilont HaiiK'hinan, wife
mid bahy have moved Into the Rich
mond cottage on Fourth xtreet and
I'rof. Tucker an-.' family will occupy
the Mncy rcMidence on Wall Hired.
The Cottage Grove. Manufacturing
Company ha junt coinpli'ted repair
ing, refitting and painting the coin
liiuallon couch for the (. iV; S. I). Ilail
rond which iH now a "thing of
lienuty , etc.
Do you know that i'luemilve Car
lioll.ed aetw like a poultice In draw
ing out Inllamntion and polnon'.' It Ih
tintlHeptic. l''or 0u(h, huriiH, eeeiua,
cracked handH it In immediate relief.
LTictM. Sold by New F.ia Drug Store.
Telepone gli lH In some cities are for
bidden to ml pleaHe" to "number."
lint no law can prevent uh from way
lug "tlmnU you" und wishing to add
"dear" when we are niiHwercd and
got "number" within a few minutes,
hn lHthe uHiuil ciiHi) in Cottage Grove.
Fred Waehlte, a former employo of
thin olllee, left hwt Wudnosday for Sa
lem where he will enter the Willam
ette, I'nlviiHlty. A farewell reception
waH tendered 1dm by the members of
tho Fpworth heiiKUeat tho Methodist
church and o largo number of his
frli iidM wish him HuecesH.
llaleij limn, will Jiick neven or eight
hundred boxen of winter applet) this
fall on their pluco about two inilcH
from Dorena. The brotherrt are ull
woikeiy und the Bplendid cro) HiIh
year Bhowa what SndiiHtry Hiid care
fid fanning can produce on our Ore
gon landn.
All the lateat fall styles to be din
, 4)hiyed Haturday. Makv Uautki.h.
l!ev. A. ,f. ArniHtrong, pimtor of
the M. K. Churi h at hnkevlewHb'ppoil
over In the Grove Inst week on It iH
way to Conference which ineetw In
I'oltldinl lliin week, to vImII tho
family of 1 1 In fnthcr-ii-law O. I',
Aiiauifl. Air. .MiiiHtiong retioitt a
Hpleinlhl growth lu all linen oMiiihI
Iicnm in l.akeview and a huge luirveNt,
Mr, Ariimtrong hIho hIiiIch that many
new people are riiHhliig Into that Kce
I hill Imping to secure lanit i.t. the
opi ning of the I'oiest. Iteiierve Sept.
That ninny will he illHHiipolntod a
(here ii io not more than !HI deHlrahli
inliiiM to be taken and there nre H
and ID cabins already on several of
the best, which looks like imnie lively
scrapping in Night.
11 Is elaluieil ludlgeslliiu Ih the Na
tional disease, Thats why the demand
for Kings MyMpepHla 'i'alileti keepn
Illi'lenHliig because they do the Work.
Ktomaiii trouble, dyspepsia, ndlges
thn, bloating, tc, yield iiilckly.Two
days treatment free. Ask your drug
gist about t hem. Sold by New Fru
IM'iik Mure.
Having Hold my fat in I mil obliged
to Hell my stock Including my select
ed herd of Jersey cows, registered
Inland China hogs, full blood liy
mouth I Cock and While Iieghorn
chickens mid liron.o turkeys, bcsidcH
.'I head of heavy hnrHcN and a driving
team. I inn going to sell at private
sale. For information call at the
fai in one mile east of Saginaw or at
my olllcn in Cottage Grove. F. It.
1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 -i .
1 1 come- put up In a collapsible tube
wit h n ini.le, easy to npply to the
MiiiviicHi (iinl iuflamatlou, for any
form of I'llci. It. soothes and relieves
pain, iLchiug mid burning. Man 'Ann
I'ile Kemeily. 1'iico T.o cents. Guar
anteed. .Sold by New Kra Drugstore.
Wednesday Sept. lsth a family re
union was held at the home of Win.
Ilawiey i.t Wlldwood. Th entire
family of I I children was present, uIho
four graiiihiiihlu'ii. It wiiHthellrM
time in 1", years th it tire, family has
nil been together and they came from
nil over the state for tho occasion.
Mr. Hen llawley. brother of Win.
was also present.
Mothers with little children need no
longer fear-croup, colds or whooping
cough, i'.cch Laxative Cough Syrup
tantes good. It works oil' the cold
through tin' bowels, cuts the jdilegm,
clears the head. For young and old.
Guaranteed, Secure a bottle at once.
Sold hy New Kra Drugstore.
The Sixteenth Annual Convention
of the l.nne County Women's Chris
tian Temperance I'nion was held at
Fugeiie Filda.v. A number of
ladles fioni this city uttended. Mrs.
Fva Whecleirund Mrs. Cora Compton,
are president and Corresponding sec
retary of the convention.
If you have head and eye ache have
lr. I.owe test, your eyes when I, e is
here next Monday, lie sure about
tho children's eyes before they Htart
to school. You und your children are
snfo in consulting Dr. I.owe about
your eyes. Ho has IS yenn of exper
ience. The old structure on tho eant Hide
of Ulver street north of Wall street,
formerly iihoiI as a blacksmith shop
has been torn down and replaced by u
new one. It is the property of Geo.
Orr, who It is Hniil Is planning to
enter business here again.
It is a well known fact that persons
living in the pine forests do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose of
Filicides at night usually relieves
backache. :!0 days' treatment $l.i0
Your money refunded if not untislled.
Sold by Now Fra Drugstore -
A line display of Gravensteiu apples
was to bo seen at the store of Comp
ton ic Wallace last week. All were
line, sound fruit and many of tho
apples measured from V2 to 14 inches
iu circumference.
Iia.nch(!s sMfiO, .ftiino, $1200, HriiK,
ifTfinO, $11,(101) and .tL'O.ooO. AsIc Uinhs.
There has been a great and unsat
Islled domain! for labor among the
fanners this fall, but the nearcity Is
also to he found in ull towns and
cities, there not being mechanics
enough to till the demand.
Wheat at the riouiing mills for 85
cents per bushel by the sack.
i
0. N. G. Officers Promoted.
Captain Hummoiul of Kugeue,
and Captain Hamlin of Roseburg,
have been promoted to the rank ol
major, for soryieo with the uew
Fourth Oregon Infantry. Both of
ficers have had wide military ex
perience nnd nre fully qualified to
command battalions. Captaia Ham
lin, who is superintendent of schools
at lCob'eburg, commanded a com
pany in the rhillipines during the
trouble of ISDN, while Captain
Hammond was a non-cotiuiushioned
officer in the First Nebraska Volun
teer Iufantry.
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SATURDAY SIIPTI'AIIJUR 28th. 1907.
The Formal Opening and I'.vhlbit of
KXCMISIVIC FALL AND WINTFK MII.MXKKV
Itadleal limovntions Inform, mntei ;d and
methods of elaboration mark the cvchHvc
collection of huts to which we invite your
Interest.
MARY HA KILLS, - - Cotmije Crove.
SATURDAY
COUPON
DAY.
This Coupon will be taken for
50 cents
oil any but, (no mutter how low the
price) pttrh:iHcd in our Trimmed Hat
I'arlors on Saturday September 2sth,
GOOD ALL DAY.
t
r
THE NEW ARMORY
Is Now Being Fitted Up tor the Use
of Co. E. 0. N. G.
The interior of the l uge store
building west of the bridpe lately
vocatul by V. A. Hemenway, is
being transformed and put in a con
dition for an armory building for
Co. O. N. G Although not as
large as could be desired, it will
make fail Iv good headquarters for
the company The stoie room
proper will be used for general
tactics and drill, while the two
rooms in the reir, one will bo used
for toe captains and officers head
quarters and the other ns an arsenal
for nuns and eouipnu iits, and both
will be fitted up according to the
need. Tho company, wo under
stand, has taken a leaso for three
years, at the end of which time,
they believe the slate will probabl)
furnish the necessary quarter Co.
Ii. of Cottage Grove is, wo believe
the youngest company in the sHte,
but nt the Itoseburg encampment
they took a place in the front rank
for eflieiency, and one of them lep
resonted Cottage Grove ii the com
peting riilo team at Port Clinton,
Ohio.
The Krst National Bank
m
Cottage Grove, Or.
Paid up Capital:
$25,000.00
Surplus mid I ndlviiled Profits.
$5,875.44
Money to loan on approved weiirity
KxchiinyeH sold, available anv
j place in the United States
IlliRimKT KAKir. '!'. Wheki.er
j Hrolili-tii. I'mhlrr
MORE IMPROVEMENTS
To be Occupied by the Pacific Tele
phone Co. and Modern Pharmacy.
A SAD CASE OF SUICIDE
Aaron Kelly of Coast Fork Swallows
a Dose of Strychnine.
Aaron Kelly of Coast Fork, who
is well known in this place, com
mitted suicide Monday night by
swnllowing a dose of strychnine.
It nppenrs that a week or ten days
ago he went to Roseburg to prove
up on his homestead, but as he told
hia wife after his return homo, his
memory seemed to become a blank
and he testified to matters which
were entirely wrong, among which
was that he was married in
when in fact he was a siugle mmi
at that time, l'oaring that he had
perjured himself to such an extent
that he would lose his homestead,
It ho preyed upon his mind that he
became ineutally unbalanced. After
his return from Itoseburg he told
his family what he had done but
nothing they could say seemed to
relieve h'u mind. His father went
to Itoseburg on Saturday to see
what could bo done to straighten
matters there, and will be greeted
with the sad news of the death on
his return. On Saturday Mr. Kel
ley was in town and it appears ho
transferred nil his property by deed
to his wife and also purchased the
poison which he look.
He leaves a wife aud two .small
children to mourn his loss, who
have the henrtfelt sympathy of
their neighbors, who speak in high
terms of the upright character of
the deceased. It is known that he
has been a sufferer from rheuma
tism for some time, and it is sup
posed that while at Roseburg the
disease struck the npine, causing
him a loss of memory for the time
being, aud which has resulted in
such a tragic manner.
Last spring, on iulormation gath
ered from the principals, tho Nug
get published a list of a number of
iniprovrmer.ts aud new buildings
proposed to be done in Cottage
Grove this year. Most of them have
been completed and add much to
the appearance of our city but some
of them have been postponed for
one reason or another uutil next
season. Ab hough it is rather late,
however, one more big improve
ment is to be added to Main utreet,
the enterprising owners of the prop
erty having decided to build as th'-y
planned to do earlier in the season,
and the building will be rushed to
completion as rapidly as possible, if
they nre not handicapped by la -k of
mechanics or obtaining material,
and work commenced this week on
the new brick building on the
Stewart bloek next to the Hotel
Oregon on Main street, to be occu
pied by tho Pacific Telephone Com
pany and Ihe Modern Pharmacy.
The building will be r0x'..- feet
and two stories high. The upper
floor will be fitted up into oflice
rooms. The front of the first story
will be plate glass when completed,
which will bo about tho first oi Jan
uary, it will be one of the hand
somest buildings in the city.
A PISTOL DUEL
In Which a former Cottage Grove Mar
shal was Involved.
A pistol duel occurred on Satur
day afternoon at Marcola in which
one man by the name of Charles
'C'ro.vley was almost instantly killed,
and Uert Nunn, formetly marshal of
this city was seriously injured and
from the effects of which he died
Monday nlternoon. The troublo
seems to have arisen from tho fact
that Nunn was a witness n tho trial
of Mrs. Alice Cruzan at Eugene for
selling liquor, for which she was
convicted, Crowley being interested,
and it is said that he made threats
against Nunn several times during
tho day, and when they met he
opened lire on Nunu who returned
the shots with the results as stated.
The latest person to bo shot by a
companion out hunting was mis
taken for a coon. Some of these
hunting idiots would mistake a mo
squito for a man.
and
New stock of dry goods
shoes at OUiver Veatch'fl.
WANTliP At this office, clean
cotton rags for which we will pay
2 cents a pouud.
Its Time to Consider
About your Winter Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes,
Dress Goods, Heady-made Skirts, Coats, Itain
coots, Hats, Caps and Umbrella's.
Everything in this lino has just arrived at
C. H. BURKHOLDERS
A large shipment of the Armor Plate Brand of
Hosiery direct from the manufacturer has been
received. This line is guaranteed to wear.
Children's school hoso with triple knee, toe and
heel; Haby's cashmere, in white and black, plain
wervn and ribbed cotton; Ladies' cashmere,
plain and ribbed cotton; Men's hose in black
and fancv colors.
You arc invited to call and examine my stock
of floods. Prices are reasonable.
Wynne Hardware Co.
Don't Wait Until Your Grain agents for
S RiPe SHARPLKSS
n ml ready to be lm.rve.sted before buy- CREAM
Iiik the machinery you will need. We crPSDdTfin
nre handling and have on hand, the ourAKAluit,
old reliable
McCormlck Line of
BEE HIVES
REAPERS and
MOWERS supplies
R.AKES and
BINDER.S And the celebrated
, , , MITCHELL
which make h;i3 for many years prov- T
edits superiority by its work. So if BUGGIES,
you need any machinery hi that line, it WAGONS and
will be 11 wIho selection in buying this
make. Come in and talk it over. VEHICLES.
Wynne Hardware Co. ""1
I ! H0TEL QRAHflM 1
I Headquarters For i
1 Mining and Commercial Men I
I G. T. LONG, Prop. I
3B U LLET I Ns
Great Northern Railway
Low Rates From the East
During September and October the
Great Northern Railroad will sell
COLONIST TICKETS
From all Eastern Points at Greatly
Reduced Rates ::::::
Now York to Cottage Grove. $50.
Uoston
Chicago "
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
00
$49-45
..$33.00
.$25.00
.$25.00
.$25.00
.$25.00
Proportionate reductions from other point". Now Is the
time to send for your frlendn. Orders for ticket will re.
celve prompt attention. Additional Information on npiillca.
tion to . H. DICKSON. Atfenl.
l-'J Till KD ST. tit Nor. ltv. POItTf.A Nh. 1)11
W, A. UOSS, Ass't (leneial I'tisse'iiuer Airenr. Seattle, tt'n.
HUM
J
WANTED -Experienced bridge
carpenters, $3.50 a day, ulso labor
ers 4'2. Tit) a day. Address P. V.
Cooper, Black Butte, Oregon. 13-3t
FOR RENT.
Modern up-to-date lodging rooniH
with bnth, in a quiet home. Inquire
of Mm. K.A.Cottle. liO-Ut